HARDY Tour 2026: Remaining Dates, Openers, Setlist & Tickets

HARDY Tour 2026: Remaining Dates

Shows Still on the Calendar

Six HARDY headline shows remain on the 2026 calendar, plus one big night where he plays support. Here's what's left as of July 2026:

• July 24: Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne, Wyoming

• Aug 13: Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa

• Aug 14: Boots On The Bend at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds in South Bend, Indiana

• Aug 15: Albertsons Boise Open at Hillcrest Country Club in Boise, Idaho

• Aug 20: Cook's Garage in Lubbock, Texas, with Jake Worthington and McCoy Moore

• Aug 21: Tour finale at the Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels, Texas

That's a different shape from the winter arena leg. The home stretch is built around outdoor stages, and the fair dates in Cheyenne and Des Moines put HARDY on a bill alongside each event's wider lineup. If you've been waiting for a drivable date, Texas is where it all lands.

The listing below pulls current HARDY dates, venues and live prices, so it stays accurate as shows come off the calendar:

Michigan Stadium With Morgan Wallen

One more marquee night involves HARDY without being a COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! stop. On July 25, HARDY supports Morgan Wallen at Michigan Stadium (The Big House) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Because it's Wallen's show, tickets run through the Morgan Wallen listing rather than HARDY's tour dates, and HARDY's set is a support slot, not a headline production. If that's the night you're eyeing, start with our Morgan Wallen tour guide for the full stadium-run picture.

THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! So Far

In support of his fourth studio album, Country! Country! (and its deluxe edition, COUNTRY! COUNTRY! COUNTRY!), American singer HARDY booked THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! as a seven-month run across North America, opening in the coldest part of the year in Canada and closing in the warmest in Texas. Here's how the first five months played out.

Winter: Canada and the First U.S. Shows

The tour kicked off up in Canada with Oshawa (Feb 5), Hamilton (Feb 6), London (Feb 7), Winnipeg (Feb 11), Saskatoon (Feb 12), Edmonton (Feb 13), Calgary (Feb 19), Penticton (Feb 20) and Abbotsford (Feb 21).

After those opening shows in Canada, HARDY headed south to the U.S., beginning with a set at the Extra Innings Festival at Tempe Beach Park in Tempe, Arizona (Feb 27), not a tour stop, followed by a night at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville (March 3).

From there, it was off to America's Dairyland, for a show at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin (March 19), and a date at the Vibrant Arena at The MARK in Moline, Illinois (March 20), on the last night of winter.

Spring: Arenas and the U.S. Bank Stadium Show

HARDY stayed in the Midwest to open spring 2026, starting with Omaha, Nebraska (March 21), followed by Allentown, Pennsylvania (March 26), Charleston, West Virginia (March 27) and Evansville, Indiana (March 28). The Southeast came next with Knoxville, Tennessee (April 9) and Tupelo, Mississippi (April 10), before the biggest crowd of the spring: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, alongside Morgan Wallen (April 11).

Two nights at the Choctaw Grand Theater in Durant, Oklahoma (April 17-18), followed by Jacksonville, Florida (April 23), Charleston, South Carolina (April 24) and Orlando, Florida (April 25).

May brought Cincinnati, Ohio (May 21), Huntsville, Alabama (May 22), Orange Beach, Alabama (May 23), Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio (May 28), Darien Center, New York (May 29) and Bethel, New York (May 30), home of the original 1969 Woodstock festival site. June kept rolling with Rogers, Arkansas (June 4), Maryland Heights, Missouri (June 5), Noblesville, Indiana (June 6), Columbia, Maryland (June 11), Virginia Beach, Virginia (June 12) and Raleigh, North Carolina (June 13).

Summer: Into the Amphitheater Season

After a short break, the tour resumed after a short break in Gilford, New Hampshire (June 25), followed by a night at The Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts (June 26), in suburban Boston, and a stop in Camden, New Jersey (June 27).

That Northeast swing closed out June and set up the home stretch: the fair and festival dates above, then the two-night Texas goodbye in Lubbock and New Braunfels.

Who Are HARDY's Openers on the Tour?

If you're wondering who the opening acts are on THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR!, the answer changes by leg — and one name shows up everywhere. McCoy Moore supports every run of the tour, while the second slot rotates by region, according to HARDY's official tour announcement:

Cameron Whitcomb covered select dates earlier in the run, Mitchell Tenpenny handled the Southeast swing, Tucker Wetmore took the amphitheater shows and Muscadine Bloodline rode along for the Northeast. For the Texas closers in Lubbock and New Braunfels, Jake Worthington joins Moore on the bill, so the final crowd gets a making for an all-Texas finale.

HARDY Setlist 2026

What does HARDY actually play? Expect the 2026 shows to lean on Country! Country!, the album the tour supports, alongside his uppercase-styled song titles staples.

HARDY has said the 2026 run debuts a brand-new, redesigned setlist with a different running order than his previous tour, so COUNTRY! COUNTRY! sits front and center. For a song-by-song reference, here's a verified running order from the current tour: the COUNTRY! COUNTRY! Tour stop at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, New York, on May 30, 2026, where HARDY played a 17-song main set plus a three-song encore. The set opens to a walk-on tape of Panic! at the Disco's "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" before HARDY takes the stage. Setlists vary slightly night to night, so treat it as a baseline rather than a locked list:

1. Bottomland (solo)

2. COUNTRY! COUNTRY!

3. UNAPOLOGETICALLY COUNTRY AS HELL

4. JACK

5. .30-06

6. BOOTS

7. ONE BEER

8. Favorite Country Song (acoustic)

9. McArthur

10. Girl With a Gun

11. A ROCK

12. Ready for Love (Mott the Hoople cover)

13. wait in the truck

14. GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL

15. PSYCHO

16. God's Country (Blake Shelton cover)

17. SOLD OUT

Encore 18. JIM BOB 19. REDNECKER 20. TRUCK BED

Where Can I Find HARDY Merch?

You can find HARDY merchandise online at the HARDY Official Store, where the Country! Country! era lineup includes standard and exclusive CDs, store-exclusive LPs, fan packs, sticker packs and apparel like the Bottomland logo T-shirt and the Bury Me in Bottomland hoodie.

Prices and stock change through a tour's final weeks, so check the store for current listings.

About HARDY

Born Michael Wilson Hardy in 1990, HARDY is a Philadelphia, Mississippi, product who broke through as an artist in 2020 with his first studio album, A Rock, followed by the critically acclaimed The Mockingbird & the Crow (2023) and Quit!! (2024).

He got his start as a songwriter, writing songs for some of country's biggest names from 2012 onward, including Chris Lane, Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett and Morgan Wallen.

His hit singles have reached high into the U.S. country charts, from the anthemic "GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL" to the dark, story-driven "wait in the truck," his murder ballad duet with Lainey Wilson. HARDY has since won multiple ACM Awards (multiple) and CMA Awards.

HARDY married Caleigh Ryan in Nashville on Oct. 29, 2022, after recovering from a serious tour bus accident. The couple welcomed their first child, Rosie Ryan Hardy, on March 7, 2025.

HARDY Discography

• A Rock (2020)

• The Mockingbird & the Crow (2023)

• Quit!! (2024)

• Country! Country! (2025), plus the deluxe edition COUNTRY! COUNTRY! COUNTRY!

HARDY's Most-Streamed Songs

HARDY's biggest streaming hit is "TRUCK BED," his most-streamed song on Spotify and a 2× Platinum single per the RIAA. Beyond it, a deep bench of catalog favorites drives his streaming numbers, including "ONE BEER," "GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL," "wait in the truck," "Beers on Me," "REDNECKER" and "He Went to Jared," alongside rock-leaning cuts like "SOLD OUT," "UNAPOLOGETICALLY COUNTRY AS HELL," "BOOTS" and "JACK." Exact stream counts shift constantly, so check his Spotify artist page for current figures.

What's Next for HARDY After the Tour?

THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! wraps its routed run Aug. 21 in New Braunfels, and As of July 2026, HARDY has not announced a follow-up tour. Aug. 21 is the tour's final date — but it isn't necessarily your final chance to see him in 2026. A handful of standalone fair and festival dates fall after the tour proper, including the Minnesota State Fair (Sept. 4), Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island (Sept. 6), the McHenry Music Festival in Illinois (Sept. 12) and the Washington State Fair in Puyallup (Sept. 24), plus a pair of hometown Halloween shows in Nashville (Oct. 29–30).

To stay current, two places are worth watching. The official tour page is where new runs get announced, and HARDY's TicketX page shows new dates as soon as the tickets list.

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FAQ: HARDY Tour 2026

Who Is Touring With HARDY in 2026?

Five acts have rotated through THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! as openers, and McCoy Moore appears on every leg. Per HARDY's official tour announcement, Cameron Whitcomb and Moore covered select dates, Mitchell Tenpenny and Moore handled the Southeast, Tucker Wetmore and Moore played the amphitheater run, Muscadine Bloodline and Moore took the Northeast, and Jake Worthington joins Moore for the Texas shows that close the tour. On July 25, the roles flip: HARDY himself plays support at Morgan Wallen's Michigan Stadium show in Ann Arbor. See the openers section above for the full leg-by-leg table.

What Happened to Country Singer HARDY?

HARDY is fine, and busy. The singer, born Michael Wilson Hardy, was in a serious tour bus accident in 2022, recovered, and married Caleigh Ryan in Nashville on Oct. 29, 2022. The couple welcomed their first child, Rosie Ryan Hardy, on March 7, 2025. Since the accident, he has released three albums, including 2025's Country! Country!, and headlined THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR!, a seven-month North American run wrapping Aug. 21, 2026, in New Braunfels, Texas. Most "what happened to HARDY" searches trace back to that 2022 bus accident, not to anything current.

How Long Are HARDY Concerts?

Plan for a full evening. HARDY concerts usually run between 90 minutes and almost three hours once you count the opening acts, and THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! carried multiple openers on every leg of its February-through-August 2026 run. Headline arena and amphitheater nights sit at the longer end of that range. At fairs and festivals like Cheyenne Frontier Days or the Iowa State Fair, start times follow the event's own schedule, so check your ticket for door and set times, and show up early if you want to catch the openers.

How Can I Get Cheap HARDY Tickets?

Start by cutting out fees: TicketX lists HARDY tickets with zero fees, so the price you see is the price you pay, which makes it easier to compare seats across the remaining shows. Prices move with demand, so check the live listings above for current seat-by-seat pricing rather than relying on a quoted number. For the fair dates, double-check what each listing includes before you buy. And before checkout, see the latest ways to save with TicketX promo codes so you're not leaving an easy discount on the table.